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Why Saquon Barkley’s acupuncture therapist might be a hidden Giants MVP

The first time Saquon Barkley considered undergoing acupuncture, he was more than a bit squeamish.

“I was a baby,” Barkley told The Post.

He overcame his trepidation, though, and came away pleased with his first treatment. This was back in 2018, Barkley’s rookie year, and he has been a proponent of the traditional Chinese medicine ever since.

“I think it just helps with releasing the muscle and just helping me feel better,” Barkley said. “Some people like acupuncture, some people don’t; some people like cupping [therapy], some people don’t. Everyone has different methods they like, and for me personally, especially these last couple years, trying everything to get my body back.”